Category: Restaurants – Pacific Northwest

Sogno Di Vino

Everything was fresh, flavorful and with sauces and breads worthy of bringing it all together to sop up anything left on a plate. An extra enhancement for us is a very good selection of bottled wines on the regular wine list in addition to an even broader selection which can be selected from the onsite wine shop and served with dinner.

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Morso Bistro in Gig Harbor

The menu has evolved over time to more of a grazing or tapas type format, and the selections are such that it is easy to create a full meal with good variety and excellent quality. The breads and risottos are wonderful, as are seasonal dishes based on fresh ingredients. This is also another location that combines a good wine shop with its offering and helps deliver both local Washington products in addition to enough variety globally to meet most needs.

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Brix 25

Brix 25 is a special restaurant due to a creative menu, great and attentive service and an excellent location along the harbor front in downtown Gig Harbor, Washington. Given the reference to sugar levels in wine (brix), one can expect an excellent wine selection and this restaurant delivers on that promise as well.

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Over The Moon Cafe

Over The Moon Cafe is really an intimate and fun bistro in Opera Ally in Tacoma. The menu is creative with specialty dishes and everything seems to pop with flavor. One of our favorite repeat Menu items is the Croutes de Fromage with Gruyere cheese melted between slices of sourdough bread, complete with an apricot dipping sauce. Service is always wonderful and attentive with good advice given when asked. Visited July 2021.

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San Juan Island

We chartered a whale watching excursion with Maya’s Legacy Whale Watch and were delighted with the trip. Our experience with Captain Jeff and Guide and Naturalist April made the trip both informative and special due to their enthusiasm and knowledge of everything related to the area. We were treated to sightings of a gray whale, bald eagles, steller sea lions, as well as a sea otter which is apparently less common in the San Juan Islands.

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